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We still have a ways to go before 9-1-1 returns for its tenth season, but that doesn’t mean I haven’t started thinking about what I need to see. The opening emergency may be a mystery right now. Still, we all know that after the dust settles from whatever wild adventure throws the universe into chaos,

The power has shifted once again in the Big Brother house, and it could be bad news for the veterans. As TV Fanatic previously reported, Yash won the sixth Head of Household of the summer, and he already seemingly has his nominations set. After the feeds returned to reveal that Yash had won the competition,

Critic’s Rating: 4 / 5.0 4 It’s worth sticking around! Of course, this sentiment applies to both Anna Pigeon the series and the character. Anna Pigeon Season 1 Episode 2 has Anna immersing herself in the community, whether she realizes it or not, and being the voice of reason in a tragic familial dispute. And

It’s hard to believe that I was questioning whether Big Brother Season 28 was going to be a steamroll a few weeks ago. Now? The drama in the house is absolutely insane. After Yash won Head of Household, it was obvious there were going to be some big shifts. (CBS/Screenshot) He wasted no time in

All of my fellow teen drama fans, we are certainly being well-fed this summer. If Sterling Point was all about the bond between sisters, and if Outer Banks Season 5 will focus on adventure and revenge, then Netflix’s upcoming teen drama, Crew Girl, should be all about messy team dynamics on New England’s stunning shores.

HBO Marvel may have delivered a huge quantity of TV shows in the past few years on Disney+, but DC Comics has been quietly delivering quality, from “Watchmen”and “Peacemaker” to HBO’s “The Penguin,”which turned the classic Batman villain into a mob world antihero —and took home nine Emmys for it. TV shows based on comic

Critic’s Rating: 4.5 / 5.0 4.5 This show really makes my nerves bad. Seriously. Every time Duke seems to have a handle on his revenge plan, he does something that makes me want to yell at the screen. And Fightland Season 1 Episode 3’s “No Innocents” gives me plenty to yell about. (Courtesty of Starz)

Critic’s Rating: 4.3 / 5.0 4.3 If the Power Universe ever ends one day, and honestly, that’s a big if, Power Book III: Raising Kanan will go down as one of its best creations. The origin of supervillain Kanan Stark was so much more than anyone could have expected, with a colorful cast of side

Critic’s Rating: 3.9 / 5.0 3.9 Anna Pigeon gets off to an ambitious start. I say that in the sense that, as a pilot, it attempts to establish this primary character and her world, and sows the seeds for her background and potential plots. And with the exposition and the fact that the series premiere

Who would have thought that Big Brother Season 28 would get good after so many meandering weeks? All the season needed was a blindside to shift the house dynamic and introduce a new set of targets. As TV Fanatic previously reported, LaTrice won the Week 5 Head of Household competition, beating out Kamu at the

Critic’s Rating: 4.2 / 5.0 4.2 Lioness Season 3 Episode 1 proves to be a formidable follow-up to the Lioness Season 3 premiere. It picks up the pace and gives you enough breadcrumbs to keep you coming back for more. We see firsthand how Joe operates after being kidnapped and sets the stage for the

I knew it was coming, but I didn’t expect it to happen this soon. The last few days on the Big Brother live feeds have been sheer insanity, and it was all brought on by the intensity of the blindside vote to evict Lyric. Remember how Angela is working with Survivor alums Dee and Rick?

I’ve never been a huge Richard fan, but his behavior on My Life With the Walter Boys Season 3 went beyond the pale. Richard was the ultimate overcontrolling parent who thought the solution to teenage misbehavior was to act like a jail warden — and he wasn’t even Jackie’s legal guardian. It’s no secret that

It could be a false alarm, but it looks like Chanel’s headed to the hospital. Days of Our Lives spoilers for the week of 8-10-26 have her wondering if she’s in labor. The soap loves false labor stories, but if Chanel is having her baby, it’s the worst possible time for her and Johnny. (Peacock/Screenshot)

Well, after four weeks of the Toolshed at the wheel of Big Brother Season 28, it’s time for a big shift. LaTrice won the endurance HOH competition, beating out every other houseguest, and I couldn’t be more proud of her. She knew what she had to do and persevered. (CBS/Screenshot) It’s a big achievement, particularly

Two ideas can be true at once. It tends to be a lost concept these days when it comes to discourse, and Heated Rivalry’s latest casting announcement is a prime example of this ideology. Because the series just cast Troy and Harris, and it’s game-changing. Make no mistake, Justice Smith isexcellentcasting, but it still left

After two seasons of Jackie bouncing back and forth between Cole and Alex, My Life With the Walter Boys needed something new. Elliot’s introduction was a breath of fresh air, at least until he became mini-Richard. The way he was written, though, it was obvious that the writers wanted us to root for Jackie and

Episode 2 is considerably stronger, recapturing the feel-good vibes that defined Season 1. Following Ted’s return to Richmond, the installment chronicles his first week back at Nelson Road, where viewers are reunited with men’s team manager Roy Kent (Brett Goldstein, who slips back into the gruff role as though he never left) and Coach Beard

Critic’s Rating: 2.75 / 5.0 2.75 At some point, you have to let go of a show that’s frustrating, and I fear I’m losing the will to live while watching House of the Dragon. Having read Fire & Blood, I had high expectations for this Game of Thrones prequel. While there have been flashes of

The Big Brother house is filled with memories of summers past. Every betrayal, fight, twist, romance, and campy (or frustrating) twist kept us glued to our screens. And each 24/7 live feed update hooked us to tune in for more! Summer isn’t summer without the juicy chaos of Big Brother. (CBS ©2026 CBS Broadcasting, Inc.

I think it’s fair to say at this point that Big Brother Season 28 has been a steamroll with very little resistance. But things could be about to change. With Hayley as the fourth Head of Household of the summer, it seemed inevitable that the Toolshed would emerge from the week unscathed. (CBS/Screenshot) But then

Critic’s Rating: 4.3 / 5.0 4.3 All Coop wanted was to host a quiet dinner party so that her friends and Breonna could get better acquainted. I’ve never seen Coop so nervous. Has she met the Bakers and her friends? They come with drama. There was no way that this dinner party would go off

Critic’s Rating: 5 / 5.0 5 Wow, is this ever Jeremy Swift’s week to shine! Probably best known as Leslie Higgins on Apple TV’s Ted Lasso (returning Aug 5), Swift guest stars on The Librarians: The Next Chapter Season 2 Episode 2, “And the Tethered Wish,” and it is FAB-U-LOUS! As a freed genie, he’s

Every summer, my social media feeds transform into a language I don’t speak. We even have a dedicated TV Fanatic Slack channel! I see people going to the mat for house guests they love to hate or hate to love and everyone in between. Someone is a snake. Someone else is a floater. Somebody made

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds has made no bones about its genre-tasting style. From musicals to costumed fantasy to animation, it’s tried a bit of everything. So why not body horror? With “The Griffin Incident,” the series paid homage to 1997’s cult hit space horror film Event Horizon. Based on audience reaction, they nailed it.

Critic’s Rating: 4 / 5.0 4 Alice may be closing in on Catherine, but it’s not without stepping into tangled webs and bureaucratic red tape. After the Furious three-episode premiere dove into Catherine’s seemingly psychopathic killing spree and Alice’s own darkness, things slow down a bit for Furious Season 1 Episode 4. The hour spends

USA USA Network is a decade removed now from the glory days of “Suits,” “White Collar,” and “Royal Pains,” but at least it’s still putting out original scripted content, which is a rarity these days on basic cable. Unfortunately, USA’s current shows like last year’s John Grisham adaptation “The Rainmaker” and new crime drama “Anna